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• 13-Year-Old Faces Attempted Murder Charge for Stabbing Classmate
• Man Diagnosed With Cancer Scammed Out Of $32,000 Trying To See The Country With His Wife
• Former Palos Verdes Student Acquitted In Gang Murder Rearrested
• 'Brainiac' Who FBI Says Was Hired To Take Tests For Rich Kids Revealed
• 100 Vehicles Involved In Crash On I-25 In Northern Colorado
• Blizzard Forces Another Day Of Closings For Some Schools
• Daughter Speaks After Vacaville Police Identify Sole Jane Doe As Her Long-Lost Mother
• Exclusive Interview: Man Who Chased Stolen Vehicle During Pursuit Claims He Wanted Suspect's Insurance Information
• Reimagining Old Sacramento: Open House Shows Off Eye-Popping Ideas
• Napping Moose Keeps Silverthorne Library Closed
• Suspect In Thrift Store Theft Shot Dead By Deputies In San Leandro
• Could San Jose Become Home To A World-Renowned Landmark?
• Young Boy Helps Save Elderly Man After Bloody Fall
• 1 Killed, 1 Injured After Planes Collide On Runway Of Compton Airport
• Palo Alto Couple Paid $25K To Have Proctor Take Their Son's SAT For Him
• Warriors Keep Rockets At Bay Without Durant, 106-104
• Yosemite Delaying Opening Due To Storm Damage
• 'We Need Her Empowerment': Michelle Obama Brings Book Tour To Twin Cities
• Illini Beat Wildcats 74-69 In Overtime In Big Ten Tournament
• City, Sacramento City Unified School District Reach $12.5M Settlement In Molestation Case
• Ravens QB Lamar Jackson Apologizes After Controversial Video Surfaces
• New R. Kelly Accusations: Baltimore Women Share Stunning Details Of Alleged Sexual Assault After 1996 Concert
• Police Find Missing Brookline Teen
• KDKA's Heather Abraham Honored At Women Of Achievement Awards
• NYC Man Convicted Of Killing Estranged Millionaire Wife In 2009
• Boeing 737 Max Planes Grounded In U.S.
• Lori Loughlin Released On $1 Million Bond In Alleged College Admissions Scam
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Plowing Into Pedestrians With SUV
• Friends Share Memories Of Redding Brothers Who Died In Ethiopian Plane Crash
• As Blizzard Halts Interstate Travel, Passengers Use RTD A Line To Get To & From Airport
• Parking Lots Full Of Scrapped Gary Squad Cars An Issue For Mayoral Candidates
• Dr. Google: Internet Searches Can Be Used To Predict When You're About To Go To Emergency Room, Penn Medicine Study Says
• Woman Opens Fire In Starbucks With Pellet Gun
• Colorado Blizzard: I-25, I-70 Closed North, East Of Denver Due To Blowing Snow
• Reality Check: Will A Hands-Free Bill Curb Distracted Driving Deaths?
• State Trooper Tracks Down Wedding Rings Lost At Conn. Rest Stop
• Utility Crews Brave The Blizzard To Restore Power To Hundreds Of Thousands Of Customers
• Boeing 737 Max Planes Grounded In United States
• Winning Numbers For Wednesday Night's $448 Million Powerball Jackpot
• Wabasha Already Seeing Impact Of Spring Thaw, Rain
• Perlini, Blackhawks Hold On For 5-4 Win Over Maple Leafs
• 5 People Found Dead After House Fire In Western Massachusetts
• Douglas County School Buses Help Rescue Stranded Drivers
• Police Fatally Shoot Woman Who Allegedly Raised Gun At Them In Greensburg
• Hundreds Attend Job Fair Aimed At Transgender Work Force
• Air Travelers, Airlines Share Impact Of Grounding Of All 737 MAX Planes In US
• Report: Missing 2-Year-Old Could Be In Minnesota, Suspect In Custody
• 'Deeply Saddened' Marilyn Mosby Said Of Monday's Triple Shooting
• Arlington Man Charged In Murder Of Farmers Branch Woman
• Buzz Aldrin's legal fight vs. his family and ex-manager ends
• Families Of Murder Victims Furious At Governor's Decision To Halt Death Penalty
• Westbrook Tallies Triple-Double As Thunder Snap Nets' 4-Game Win Streak
• North Miami Officer Standing Trial For On-Duty Shooting Testifies In Own Defense
• Facebook says technical issues with its family of apps resolved
• South Florida Airports Play Catch Up After All Boeing 737 Max Jets Are Grounded
• 1 Person Hurt In Strip District SUV Vs. Motorcycle Accident
• Assemblyman Gets 10,000 Petition Signatures Calling For Firing Of UC Davis Professor
• Miami Police Locates Missing 11-Year-Old Girl
• Police Investigating After Woman, 18-Month-Old Son Found Dead Inside Delaware Apartment
• Heat Start 2nd Half On 21-0 Run, Top Pistons 108-74
• Weather Blog: Pleasant And Seasonal Day In Md.
• West Mifflin School Board Votes To Terminate Dr. Castagna As Superintendent
• Suspect Arrested For Beating Man In Wheelchair Left In Grave Condition
• Beto O'Rourke Expected To Announce Thursday He's Running For President
• Yankees Spring Training: Philadelphia's Bryce Harper Goes 0-2 Against Masahiro Tanaka
• 8 killed and dozens trapped in Nigeria school collapse
• Raja, Iovino Squaring Off In Special Election To Replace Reschenthaler In Pa. Senate
• Photographer captures final images of Kenya's "Elephant Queen"
• USC Ready To Take Action Against Lori Loughlin's Daughter Olivia Jade, Other Students In College Bribery Scandal
• 'Bomb Cyclone' Delivers Category 2 Hurricane Wind Gust To Colorado Springs
• How Much Does A Death Row Inmate Cost?
• Could Using Wireless Earbuds Be Putting You At Risk For Cancer?
• Reputed Gambino Crime Boss Frank Cali Shot Dead In Front Of Staten Island Home
• Police Searching For Home Renovator Who Allegedly Pumped Heating Oil Into Linden Lake
• Yale Coach With Md. Connection Also Linked To Nationwide College Scandal
• Daniel Groves, Colorado State Trooper, Dies After Accident On Interstate 76
• Woman visits fiance's grave day after they would have married
• Mixed Reaction To Gov. Newsom's Death Penalty Executive Order
• Highlands School District Fires Security Firm Over Facebook Post
• North Texas Business Sets Up Own Sting Operation To Recover Stolen Goods
• Report: Evidence Shows No Inappropriate Conduct By Lawmaker
• Gov. Newsom Signs Moratorium On Executions, Calling Death Penalty 'A Failure'
• Chemical Spill That Closed Route May Be Tied To Road rage Incident
• Family Leave Bill Keeps From Choosing Between Illness And Paycheck
• Pennsylvania State Police Makes 3-Year-Old Cancer Patient Honorary Trooper
• McKeesport Police: Missing Man With 'Severe Mental Health Issues' Found
• Fast-Food Chain Creates French-Fry-Scented Soap
• Mom Arrested After Holding Middle School Girl Back, Encouraging Fight
• Gov. Newsom Calls Death Penalty 'A Failure'; Halts State Executions
• Deadline For Wildfire Victims To Apply For Disaster Unemployment Assistance Is Friday
• Denver Weather: Storm Moving East
• Facebook Down: Users Reporting Widespread Problems On Site And Instagram
• 100K From Honduras, Nepal Temporarily Allowed To Stay In U.S.
• Report: Facebook Under Criminal Investigation For Data Sharing
• 'Do We Have To Start Wearing Armed Weapons Just To Take A Train?': Crimes On CTA Platforms On The Rise
• PHOTOS: Bay Area Inmates On Death Row At San Quentin State Prison
• IRS analyst pleads not guilty to leaking Cohen's bank information
• Denver Weather: Blizzard Continues Through Tonight!
• City Council Approves Public Safety Academy, Despite Protests
• Temple University Announces 11 Students Have Tested Positive For Mumps, Another 17 Probable
• Lori Loughlin Released On $1 Million Bond On College Admissions Scam Charges
• Gov. Jared Polis Declares Emergency In Bomb Cyclone, Blizzard Conditions
• Claire's Brand Cosmetic Products Test Positive For Asbestos, FDA Warns
• One Of Dak Prescott's Dogs Banned From Frisco
• Dramatic Delivery For Mom In Labor Stuck Home Alone
• Friends, Officers Remember McHenry County Deputy Jacob Keltner
• Nearly $2 Billion Wagered On Sports In New Jersey In Nine Months
• Former Pittsburgh Steelers WR Antonio Brown Buys Billboards Thanking Steelers Fans
• FBI Offering $1,000 Reward For Information Leading To Arrest Of Man Who Robbed Jefferson Park Bank
• 'Bring It Up For A Vote!': Gwen Walz Stands With Moms Demand Action On Gun Bills
• Dwyane Wade's Championship Career Has Been A Treat For Miami Heat Fans To Watch Unfold
• Senate votes to end American aid to Saudi war in Yemen
• BWI Feeling Impact Of FAA's Emergency Order To Ground Boeing Jets
• Former PIMCO CEO Faces Judge For College Admission Scam
• Meet the GOP rep trying to "redefine the narrative" on climate change
• Allianz Field Grand Opening
• Man Convicted Of Murder For Death Of Councilwoman McElhaney's 'Grandson'
• March Blizzard Prompts Last Minute Grocery Shopping Trips
• Endangered Burrowing Owls Return To Berkeley's Cesar Chavez Park
• Students, Parents And Texas Governor Weigh In On College Admissions Scandal
• 8-year-old dancer refuses to give up after losing her leg
• Feeling Lucky? Wednesday's Powerball Jackpot Drawing Up To $448 Million
• Vikings Agree To Deal With Barr, Stephen
• FAA grounds all Boeing 737 Max planes, effective immediately
• Facebook Users Report Widespread Problems On Site And Instagram
• "Full House" actress Lori Loughlin released on $1 million bond
• Kidsburgh: New High Schools Adopting New Trends In Education
• Mayoral Candidates Outline Their Solutions For Chicago's Problems
• Actress Lori Loughlin Surrenders In LA, Released On $1M Bond For College Admissions Bribery Scandal
• Florida Legislature Passes Bill To Repeal Smokable Medical Marijuana Ban
• FAA Grounds All Boeing 737 Max Planes Effective Immediately
• How college sports play a key role in admissions
• Judge bars unvaccinated students from N.Y. school
• Archbishop John Carroll High School Bocce Team Heading To State Playoffs In Hershey
• Parliament rejects no-deal Brexit, now will vote on delaying
• CBS2 Presses Gov. Cuomo On Less Government Spending To Counter High Rate Of Income And Sales Taxes
• 'I Can Change The World' Rapping Baltimore City Police Officer Goes Viral
• Dolphins To Host Miami Native Teddy Bridgewater In Hopes Of Signing Free Agent QB
• Camden City Council Puts Brakes On Limiting Roadside Memorials After Hearing From Grieving Families
• SoCal Edison Power Line Blamed For Sparking Devastating Thomas Fire
• FDLE Investigating Deadly FHP Trooper Involved Shooting At Golden Glades Park & Ride Lot
• 'Forgotten Families' Landlord Back In Court
• Doctors Believe Virtual Reality Could Be New Pathway To Identifying Alzheimer's Disease
• Investigation Continues At Richmond Hill Property Where Skeletal Remains Were Found Tuesday
• Woman Shares Message Of 'Hope' Outside Worcester Hospital
• Judge Not Changing R. Kelly's Child Support Payments, After Singer's 3-Night Stint In Jail
• Police: 13-Year-Old Boy Stabs 14-Year-Old Girl At Stockton Elementary School
• Dem says Whitaker didn’t deny talking to Trump about Cohen
• Something For Everyone: 'Shops At Hudson Yards' To Feature 100 Retailers Spread Out Over 1 Million Square Feet
• Keller: St. Patrick's Day Breakfast Struggles To Stay Relevant
• Texas' Indicted Men's Tennis Coach Dismissed By University In Wake Of Bribery Scandal
• Miami Real Estate Developer Charged In College Bribery Admission Scheme Granted Bail
• Marjory Stoneman Douglas High Football Coach To Resign
• 'It Can Fly Itself Into The Ground': Aviation Expert Warns Boeing 737 Max Planes Defective As President Trump Grounds Aircraft
• 'Hard Work And Talent Should Be The Decider': Students React To College Admissions Scam
• Miami Beach PD To Partially Close Causeways Over Spring Break
• Concerned About Safely Mixing Meds? There's An App For That
• More Than 1,300 Flights Cancelled, DIA Closes Runways, Poor Conditions On Pena Blvd. Due To Bomb Cyclone
• Ice, Slush & Meltwater Making A Mess Of Minneapolis Sidewalks
• MSD Survivor Invited To FC Barcelona's Champion's League Match
• Matthew Slater's Contract Option Picked Up By Patriots For 2019
• Baby Sheep Rescued On Gowanus Expressway
• Raiders' Antonio Brown: 'Steeler Nation Is Having A Bad Day Today'
• PHOTOS: Work Crew Dismantles San Quentin's Death Chamber
• 'Accountability' Top Priority For New Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison
• Pittsburg Man Accused Of Killing Roommate Arrested After 8 Months On The Run
• Philadelphia Officials Launch Program Providing Low-Interest Loans To Homeowners
• President Trump Says All Boeing 737 MAX Planes Grounded 'Effective Immediately'
• Can SEPTA Afford Pay Raise For Its Transit Police With Huge Declines In Ridership?
• 4 Men Arrested For Allegedly Preying On Bank Customers In Nassau County
• Blizzard Downs Trees, Blamed For Power Outages
• Validate, Verify And Check Credit Card Or Debit Card Number
• NJ Gov. Phil Murphy Talks With CBS2's Meg Baker About His First Year In Office
• De La Fuente: Raiders Will Pay More If Team Stays In Oakland
• The Patriots Have Destroyed The Chiefs' Defense
• 'I Will Be A Pain': Man Pushes For Lower Speed Limits After Wife's Death
• 1 In 3 Children Suffer From Back Pain, New Study Finds
• Birth Control Pills May Fail In Women With Certain Genetic Variant
• Miami Beach Commissioners Vote Not To Ban Sunscreen Ingredients Experts Say Harm Coral Reefs
• 9th Circuit Judges Skeptical Of Trump Lawsuit Over California Immigration Law
• Facebook Down: Users Report Widespread Problems, Facebook Says It Isn't DDoS Attack
• Nassau Executive Curran Talks 'Opting Out' Of Legalized Pot, Tax Reassessment In State Of The County Address
• Baltimore Firefighters Help Fill New Ronald McDonald House With Beds
• DFW Weather: 24 Hour Peak Wind Report - 78 MPH At DFW Airport - See The Complete List Here
• More Abandoned Homes In Druid Heights Community Demolished
• With Heavy February Snow And March Rains, Some Roofs Are At Their Limit
• Fred Guttenberg, Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz To Introduce 'Jamie's Law'
• Luke Perry's Death Certificate Reveals Where He Was Buried
• Northwestern Student Linked To Nationwide College Cheating Scandal
• Baltimore Man Pleads Guilty To Enticing A Minor To Produce Child Pornography
• President Trump Orders Grounding Of Boeing 737 Max 8 Planes In U.S.
• Nicely Elementary In Greensburg Locked Down
• Santa Clara County Halts Online Ticket Payments Due To Glitch
• U.S. report omits Saudi crown prince from Khashoggi section
• Trump Orders Grounding Of Boeing 737 Max 8 & 9 Jets
• It's Official: Flacco Traded To Broncos For 4th Round Draft Pick
• Rite Aid CEO John Standley Out, Company Slashing 400 Jobs
• New Study Finds Link Between Size Of Your Brain And Obesity
• John Hopkins Wants Armed Police, Md. Senate On Track To Give The Green Light
• Cole Sprouse & Haley Lu Richardson's Approaches To Working In The YA Romance Genre For "Five Feet Apart"
• Thousands Gather, Seeking Inspiration From Former First Lady Michelle Obama
• 'My Heart Said Philly': Nick Foles Writes Thank You Letter To Philadelphia
• Billionaire searching Middle America for next big idea
• Summertime Fun: Movie Nights Returning To Fort Worth's Sundance Square
• Some Families Brave Blizzard To Spend Time At The Rec Center
• Ex-Traffic Court Judge Running For Philly City Council Re-sentenced On Lying To FBI Charge
• Police: Woman Arrested With A Suitcase Full Of Cats
• Family: Funeral Home Displayed Wrong Body At Wake
• Experts: Wireless Headphones Like AirPods Could Pose Cancer Risk
• Lawmakers Push Bill That Would Require Older Men To Report Every Release Of Sperm
• Lawmakers Push Bill Requiring Older Men To Report Every Release Of Sperm
• Gas Chamber Chair Removed, San Quentin Death Chamber Closed
• Pair Wanted For Assaulting Convenience Store Employee, Stealing Food Off Counter In Richland Hills
• Former Gov. Harry Hughes' Dies, Life Honored With Flags At Half-Staff
• Being Black Or Gay In Chicago Makes You More Prone To Hate Crimes
• President Trump Orders Immediate Grounding Of Boeing 737 Max Jets
• Verizon Says 5G Network Will Cost Extra $10 A Month
• Patriots Reportedly Interested In Tight End Jared Cook, 'Tentatively Planning' On Gronk Return
• Man Arrested For Sexually Assaulting Children Who Attended His In-Home Day Care, Police Say
• CNN To Host John Hickenlooper For Town Hall Next Week
• MISSING: Helen Smith, 65, From Chicago
• Kobe Bryant Jersey Stolen From Lower Merion High School Returned By Fan From China
• Rep. John Ratcliffe: Former FBI Lawyer Lisa Page Said Obama DOJ Ordered FBI Not To Charge Hillary Clinton; No Russia Collusion
• Newark Breaks Ground On $75 Million Project To Remove 1,500 Lead Service Lines On Private Property
• Sara Giancolo Identified As Woman Killed When CTA Blue Line Train Strikes Car On Tracks
• Go Bananas In Norridge Tightens Security After Violent Fight Video
• Claire's Recalls Makeup Products That Tested Positive For Asbestos
• Hennepin Co. Deputy Pleads Guilty To 2 Child Sex Crime Charges
• Facebook And Instagram Down Globally In Apparent Outage
• 18 Injured In 405 Freeway Wreck In Seal Beach
• Jury Selection Complete For Trial Of Ex-East Pittsburgh Police Officer Michael Rosfeld
• Pittsburgh Steelers 2019 Free Agency Tracker
• Amazon Removes Books With Vaccine Misinformation
• Researchers: Death Metal Music Does Not Inspire Violence
• Earl Thomas No Longer Available To Cowboys, Signs With Ravens
• French Fry-Munching Ferret Found At California City Hall
• Chase Officially Announces Plans To Open New Branches In Pittsburgh
• Shedd Aquarium Expanding Sensory-Friendly Accessibility Offerings
• Aaron Hernandez's Murder Conviction Reinstated By Massachusetts' Highest Court
• Kidsburgh Kidcast: Sleeping!
• Kidsburgh Kidcast Event Calendar: March 13, 2019
• The Foote Files: Ernie K-Doe And Mother-In-Law
• Schumer says GOP will buck Trump on immigration if they feel "heat"
• Pennsylvania Woman Sentenced For Stealing $78,000 From Relative With Dementia
• Can A 'Fertility Diet' Really Help You Conceive? In Some Cases, Yes
• Mastermind Of College Bribery Scheme Once Pitched Reality Show On The Idea
• One Critically Injured In Double Shooting In West Oak Lane, Police Say
• UCLA Anderson Forecast Predicts Cooler Housing Market In California
• Claire's recalls makeup that tested positive for asbestos
• Fiat Chrysler Recalls Nearly 900,000 Vehicles Due To Emission Standards
• Paul Manafort Indicted In New York After Being Sentenced To A Total Of 7.5 Years
• CHP: Cognac-Drinking Woman Leads Authorities On Santa Cruz-Monterey Pursuit
• How youth are changing the game on climate change
• Users Reporting Widespread Problems On Facebook And Instagram
• Dems, GOP moderates look to enshrine LGBTQ legal protections
• U.S., Canada join list banning Boeing 737 Max jets
• Pittsburgh City Council Adding Supporting Research To Controversial Gun Legislation
• Trump Announces All Boeing 737 Max Planes Grounded 'Immediately'
• Enseñan a mujeres de defenderse en Tamaulipas
• Exponen daños estructurales de distribuidor vial Palmira
• Zuckerberg could face Canadian subpoena if he turns down meeting
• Most Aggressive Drivers In The Nation Are In Los Angeles
• U.S. To Ground All Boeing 737 Max 8 And Max 9 Aircraft
• M2.9 Quake Rattles San Fernando Valley
• Pushing Last Call Back Two Hours Moving Through Legislature
• US Orders Immediate Grounding Of Boeing 737 Max 8 And 9 Planes
• Trump: US Issuing 'Emergency Order' Grounding All Boeing 737 Max 8 And Max 9 Aircraft
• All Boeing 737 Max Planes Grounded 'Immediately,' Trump Says
• New FDA Policy Could Get Some Flavored E-Cigarette Products Pulled Off The Market
• Massachusetts House Approves 'Gay Conversion Therapy' Ban
• Red Wing Bridge Crews Work Around The Clock To Finish Before Rise Of Miss. River
• Cost Of Insulin Products Rises Sharply For Massachusetts Residents
• Amazon removes books with vaccine misinformation
• Construction Worker Dies From Injuries After Being Hit By Falling Debris In Fort Worth
• Man Tries To Kidnap Teen Girl In Humboldt Park
• Tesla Crashes Into Restaurant In Danville
• Atlantic City's Top 4 Pubs, Ranked
• Police Tase Man Who Barricaded Himself Inside Colorado Capitol
• 7 Mass. Nursing Homes Penalized For 'Systemic Failures' That Led To Injury, Deaths
• Democrats have a new 2020 boogeyman: Big tech
• SFMTA Makes Changes To Howard Street Following Cyclist's Death
• High School Students Encouraged To Find Their Voices Through Civic Engagement Non-Profit
• PennDOT, AAA Urge Safety First For St. Patrick's Day Celebrations
• March Blizzard Closes Denver Zoo, Museums And Malls
• Actress Lori Loughlin Surrenders In LA In College Admissions Bribery Scandal
• Get Hired At Mega Job Fair In Coral Gables
• North Richland Hills Police K-9 Shot After Chase Returns To Duty
• The Detroit Cookie Company
• 2 Injured When Car Slams Into Gas Station In Queens
• 3-Year-Old Boy Dies After Father Accidentally Runs Him Over At Waffle House, Authorities Say
• A Little Bit Of S.O.A.P.
• Judge refuses to lower R. Kelly's child support payments
• City Officials Implementing Road Restrictions Around Courthouse For Rosfeld Trial
• Verizon 5G network access will cost an extra $10 per month
• 1 Dead, 3 Wounded In Shooting At Harvey Nightclub
• High School Student Given Narcan After Inhaling Marijuana Vape Possibly Laced With Fentanyl, Authorities Say
• Kayak, TripAdvisor can exclude Boeing 737 Max flights
• Florida Lawmakers Seek To Crackdown On Fake Emotional Support Animals
• Dozens Attend Methuen Service To Honor WWII Veteran They Didn't Know
• Paul Ollinger On Leaving Facebook For Stand-Up Comedy & Carolines On Broadway
• Florida Legislators Target Child-Like Sex Dolls
• Man Says 'I've Got Kids To Feed' During Sunoco Robbery In West Oak Lane, Police Say 
• 'Varsity Blues' Star James Van Der Beek Cleverly Mocks Name Of FBI's College Bribery Sting
• Suspect Breaking Into Unlocked Cars In Cherry Hill, Police Say
• Business Yellow-Tagged After Powerful Winds Down Tree In Santa Clarita
• Triangle Dance: There's A New Dance Craze Taking Over Social Media
• Spirit Airlines Adding Nonstop Service From Sacramento To Las Vegas
• GoFundMe Launched For Funeral Expenses For 7-Year-Old Killed In Bel Air Crash
• Soyuz crew to try again after frightening launch abort
• Bomb Squad Called Out After Grenade Discovered In Sun Valley Car
• Paul Manafort indicted in New York moments after sentencing in D.C. case
• Michigan Dad Arrested For Over $100K In Back Child Support
• 'Deflating, Disheartening, Disturbing': Students, Parents Awaiting College Acceptance Letters Outraged By Admissions Scandal
• Tobacco 21 Bill Heads To Illinois Senate After Passing House
• Video Of Strange Way Mitt Romney Blows Out Candles On Twinkies Cake Lights Up Internet
• Verizon Says 5G Network Will Cost Extra $10 A Month
• Education expert: College scandal points to "much bigger issue"
• Lawsuit: Chicago Homeless Shelters Lack Accessibility
• Some Allegheny Co. Verizon Customers Unable To Dial 911 Due To Regional Outage
• Loudon Wainwright III on living in his father's shadow and "Surviving Twin"
• 'Bomb Cyclone' May Have Set Unofficial State Low Pressure In Colorado
• Conviction Upheld In Dalia Dippolito Murder-For-Hire Plot
• Kelly's Attorney Offers To Arrange Face-To-Face Meeting Between Singer's Girlfriends And Their Parents
• Report: Patriots, Jason McCourty Agree To Two-Year Deal
• Verizon: 5G Network Will Cost Extra $10 A Month
• Severe Weather, Powerful Winds Rip Through North Texas, Causing Widespread Damage
• Yankees Spring Training: Sabathia Throws First Batting Practice Session Since Heart Procedure
• Paul Manafort Sentenced To 7.5 Years, Indicted In New York
• Phil Mickelson To Play 3M Open At TPC Twin Cities
• South Minneapolis Gains New Park, Board Asks Public's Help Naming It
• 'Spin' Dockless Scooters Make Debut Wednesday In Baltimore
• Armed Carjackers Strike Albany Park Neighborhood
• Florida Test Taker In College Admissions Scheme Suspended By Prep School
• Amazon Removes Books That Promoted An Autism 'Cure'
• Multi-Vehicle Accident Involving Tanker Truck Causing Traffic Mess On I-95 In Chester
• Paul Manafort Sentenced To Additional 3.5 Years In Prison
• Ravens Sign Former Seahawks Safety Earl Thomas
• Ravens Sign Free Agent Running Back Mark Ingram
• Massive Fire At Yonkers Apartment Building Leaves At Least 150 Families Displaced
• After multiple recalls, FDA OK's new generic for valsartan
• Stormy Daniels believes Cohen told the truth to lawmakers
• State Police: Missing, Endangered Man Last Seen In Fairfield Twp. Has Been Found
• Tonight's Powerball Drawing Reaches $448 Million
• Report: Former Seattle Seahawks Safety Earl Thomas And New Orleans Saints Running Back Mark Ingram To Sign With The Baltimore Ravens
• Colorado Senate Passes Contentious Energy Regulation Bill
• Parents Accused In College Admission Scams Could Face 'Serious Time' In Prison
• Former Cop Accused Of Using Police Databases To Look For Women To Have Sex With
• Not Having A Will Is One Of The Worst Financial Mistakes You Can Make
• Parents accused in college scams could face "serious time" in prison
• Funeral Set For McHenry County Sheriff's Deputy Jacob Keltner, Killed In Shooting At Rockford Hotel
• Chicago-Based U.S. Court To Get 1st Female Chief Judge
• County Attorney Says Duluth Police Shooting Justified
• College Admissions Scam Exploited Rules For Students With Disabilities
• Fancy Yourself A Detective? Murder Mystery Game Coming To Pittsburgh This Summer
• Search On For Suspects In Modesto Purse Theft
• Local Psych-Punk Heroes Celebrate New Album In San Francisco
• Top House Republican Calls For Fraud Crackdown
• Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC Gear Up For 20th Season
• 10 dead including gunmen in Brazil school shooting
• Steel City Con April 12-14, 2019
• Woman's Body Discovered Under Larimer Ave. Bridge
• Identity Switch: Jets Appear To Be Smart And Savvy, While Giants Look Completely Dysfunctional
• 4 Ways To Celebrate St. Paddy's Day, With Breakfast, Green Beer And More
• Hedge Fund CEO Manuel Henriquez Steps Down Amid College Admissions Scandal
• PG&E Won't Face Any Criminal Charges In 2017 NorCal Firestorm
• The Detroit Foundation Hotel Apologizes After Trump Group Alleges Discrimination
• 'Pee-Yew': Corpse Flower Set To Bloom Soon
• Here's Who Should Win Miss Mystic Falls, According To The 'Legacies' Cast
• Elected Officials & Moms Demand Action Rally For Gun Safety Bills
• More Than A Third Of American Catholics Question Membership In Church After Sex Abuse Crisis, Poll Says
• Reinventing snacking one waffle at a time
• Breed Apologizes For Honoring Controversial Irish Figure Martin McGuinness
• Welfare Of Native American Kids At Center Of Adoption, Foster Care Case
• Teenager Triumphs Over Homelessness, Gets Accepted Into 17 Colleges
• Teenager Triumphs Over Homelessness, Gets Accepted Into 17 Colleges
• Clinton Township Man Charged For Killing Sister, Her Boyfriend
• Lyft Celebrating Women's History Month By Offering Free Rides To Philadelphia Inspirational Locations
• 2 Men Spotted On Surveillance Video In Sheepshead Bay Robbery
• Repeat Violent Offender Wanted In Baltimore
• Toyota Is Working On A Moon Buggy With Japan's Space Agency
• Oscar nominee defends TV star charged in college bribery scheme
• New York Weather: CBS2 3/13 Wednesday Afternoon Headlines
• College Denies Wrongdoing In Choking Death Of New Jersey Student During Pancake-Eating Contest
• Trump Blasts New York 'HARASSERS' After State's AG Launches Another Probe Into Business Dealings
• Ohio Governor: GM Not Planning To Revive Lordstown Plant
• Local Grocer, Philanthropist Andrew Klein Laid To Rest At Funeral
• Le'Veon Bell Adds To AFC East Signing Frenzy, While Patriots Are Happy To Watch From Sidelines
• Carsen Edwards: NCAA Tournament Players To Watch
• State Trooper Involved In Fatal Shooting In Westminster Identified
• Kyle Busch Nears 200th NASCAR Victory
• Woman Suspected Of DUI After Crashing Off I-80 In Placer County
• Pilot Buys Hamburgers For Everyone On Delayed Flight
• Man Makes Own Sandwich, Helps Customers Before Swiping $20
• Florida Considering Early Release For FBI Informant 'White Boy Rick'
• Love Park Welcome Center To Feature Restaurant, Bar
• Mobile Sports Betting Bill Approved By Rhode Island Lawmakers
• Today In Minnesota History: Common Loon Adopted As Official State Bird
• Pittsburgh Weather: Milder Temperatures Moving In, But So Is Rain
• Survey Ranks Philadelphia As No. 2 City With Most Aggressive Drivers In US
• Man Stole Dead Roommate's Government Benefits, Prosecutors Say
• Willie McGinest Shares An Interesting Prediction About Rob Gronkowski's Future
• 1 Man Killed, 2 Others Injured In Kensington Triple Shooting, Police Say
• Airline Demands Boeing Compensate Them For Grounded 737 Max 8 Planes
• Michigan Approves Medical Marijuana For Cerebral Palsy Treatment
• Ex-Margate Commissioner Gets Five Years For Corruption
• Shackling pregnant inmates is still a practice in many states
• Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care Takes In Pair Of Young Bear Cubs
• Does Where Your Kids Go To College Really Matter That Much?
• Lions Bring Back Zenner
• Alex Trebek Resumes Taping 'Jeopardy!' Shows After Cancer Announcement
• Heating Pads Recalled Over Fire Hazards
• 'Big Concern': Eastern Plains Ranchers Prepare For Blizzard
• Buffaloes Enter The Pac-12 Tournament As The Fifth Seed
• Interact Center For The Visual & Performing Arts Hosts 'Underwater'
• Emanuel Administration Seeking $50M Deal With Lyft To Expand Divvy Bike System
• Canadian Price Reaches Milestone Vs Wings
• Several Cars Damaged After Car Hits Light Pole On I-80, Leaving Debris
• Nuggets Return To Selfless Ways, Soundly Defeat Timberwolves
• Sound Bar In River North Closed After Fatal Shooting
• Man Accused Of Forcing California Woman Into Prostitution
• Report: Patriots Re-Signing Brandon Bolden
• Abuse victim: "Hard to take comfort" from Cardinal Pell sentencing
• Once homeless, teen gets 17 college acceptance letters
• Philadelphia-To-Pittsburgh Hyperloop Step Closer To Reality
• Pres. Trump Not 'Thrilled' Gov. Newsom Halting Executions
• Weeks After Death Of Executive Chef, Forepaugh's Closes In St. Paul
• Failing To Have A Will Is One Of The Worst Financial Mistakes You Can Make
• Spartans Winston Named AP's Big Ten Player Of The Year
• Cooking With Rania: Pork Tenderloin With Bourbon-Q Sauce And Cappuccino Cheesecake
• PTL Links: March 13, 2019
• No Kids Allowed: Story Land Holding 21+ 'Nostalgia Night'
• Property Management Firm Accused Of Repeatedly Overbilling Condo Associations
• Twin Cities Drivers Rank No. 30 For Aggressiveness
• Woman Arrested With A Suitcase Full Of Cats
• Musical Based On Britney Spears' Music Coming To Broadway
• Frantic rescue effort underway after Nigerian school collapses
• Student Arrested After Rap Video Appears To Threaten Shooting
• "Calf Watch" As April The Giraffe Prepares To Give Birth, Again
• Minnesota Weather: Morning Fog & Evening Showers As Melting Stretch Continues
• Patriots Reportedly Re-Signing Defensive End John Simon
• Details emerge on "really smart guy" who aced tests in college scam
• Vehicle Overturns Into Embankment Off Kelly Drive
• Homeless People Injured After Wind Brings Down Scaffolding In Hollywood
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• Maduro regime suggests Guaido behind Venezuelan blackouts
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• Defense approves policy requiring most soldiers to serve in birth gender
• Washington state passes bill mandating political candidates release tax returns
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• Schultz to outline how he'd make presidential appointments
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• Cleveland Browns Acquiring WR Odell Beckham Jr. From Giants
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